Hotels Near Eglise protestante Sainte-Aurelie in Strasbourg

It's great! The town has a strong German style. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery from the room. The roof outside the window is where pigeons live. The roof is full of pigeons. The Christmas decorations on the first floor are very beautiful. The service is also very considerate.

We booked the Boma hotel for a short stay in Strasbourg due to its location, as it is right next to Petit France, within walking distance to everywhere in the oldtown, but also only a 8min walk to the train station. We never had to use any transports in the two days we stayed, the Cathedral and other landmarks were only a 10min walk. However, we were also pleased with what we found as the hotel was new, modern but with character. There was music in the halls and lift to set the atmosphere and the decor overall was urban modern but worked very well. The room was not very big but had everything we needed for a short stay: a very comfy bed with memory foam pillows, which granted us a fantastic sleep at night; small desk with a kettle and a variety of coffee/tea; the minibar had water and soft drinks (and were free); there was a large tv on the wall with some media contents (films and music) which were also free for us to use; a safe where we could store our passports, etc during our stay; the bathroom had a good size with a large shower and the amenities were surprisingly good (which sometimes is compromised in smaller hotels). Our room was facing a main street but the windows were double-glazed, so we barely could hear anything from the outside. In the lower ground floor there's a (large) luggage room with large lockers for the guests to use, self-service and free. Since we arrived at Strasbourg in the morning we used it, as check-in is only at 3pm; then used it again after checking out, for a few hours, to explore a bit more of the old town before we took the train to Paris. Breakfast was was fairly good. Mainly continental but there were also scrambled eggs and bacon. There is a supermarket 20 metres away from the hotel, which was quite convenient in case we needed to buy anything during our stay. There is also a french bakery / patisserie just across the road. A lot of other coffee shops, restaurants, shops, etc just nearby. The staff was friendly, provided all the information we needed for a great stay. Would definitely recommend this hotel to visit Strasbourg, as it's perfectly located and has everything that you'll need to explore the old town.

Superb hotel, with good amenities, top notch staff/service, good beds and great design. This a higher end hotel (4 stars) but arguably better than some other hotels at this grade. Leans towards design more than sumptuousness and does it well. Walkable to the centre. Would recommend for trips to Strasbourg.

The hotel is situated at a walking distance to three historic Centre of three city. It can be reachable by car and many public transport where you have the parking option under the hotel which is a public one. The parking lot is crowded but a good option for the ones who will arrive with a care. As the hotel is sharing the building with a shopping mall and IBIS, it makes the location a very busy one. The check in and out speed is efficient. Free WiFi increases the satisfaction. The room is small and old furnished but clean. We stayed 4 person, which we knew that it will be crowded, but it did not affect for a short stay. There are no amenities and mini bar items in the room. The elevators are very old and slow. We did not have the chance to test the restaurant. I suggest for all short occasions and it is worth to see the history Centre.

I just checked out of this hotel today. I loved everything about the hotel from the moment I walked in. The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. We had to park offsite, several blocks away, but they will transfer your luggage to and from the hotel. We had two rooms at the hotel, and we stayed in a family area that had a door off the hallway to both of our rooms. This is perfect if you have need to but your kids in one room and you/spouse in the other. The queen size rooms are not huge, but I found the room to be laid out very well. It really didn’t bother me at all that they are smaller than some of the hotels we stay at in the United States. Our rooms came with breakfast and it was wonderful. The presentation is beautiful. When you walk in it is a buffet but you can also order off the menu I suggest ordering the French toast. One of the best things about this hotel is air conditioning !!!! I can’t express enough how important it is when it is 95 degrees Fahrenheit outside. The air conditioner did not keep the room at a cool, 71 to 72° but very close. I hope to return to Strasbourg in the future, and I certainly will stay at Maison Rouge again.

The hotel building is magnificent and the court years is great for relaxing with a drink. We had a room overlooking the courtyard. The bed was the most comfortable one I have slept in in a very long time. The AC worked fine and the room was very quiet. From the hotel it is a short walk to the town center and a 14 minute walk to the railway station. The staff in the reception and the bar area were super friendly and helpful. A few things that could be better: the shower in the bathtub was very slippery, and the room, while very large, would have benefited from one more thing to put your suitcase on. But overall a great room. And Strasbourg is an incredibly lovely town

Very spacious room . Love the hotel location. Hidden away from the busy streets. Breakfast is not too bad. The river cruise is just located infront of the hotel. The Notre-Dame cathedral is just minutes of walk away . Many museums around us. Many lovely restaurants and shopping streets just minutes away. Will definitely come back and stay again.

My wife (Marriott Ambassador) and me (regular human) stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. Ambassador status of my wife got nicely appreciated upon check in... Location of the Hotel is very convenient as well. Slightly out of the town but can reach everything easily by walking. The property is pretty new. Rooms are generally okay, but pretty small. Hotel facilities like gym, bar are also good. The big BUT is the service and the fact that no-one has an overview or really cares. As example the music in the gym. It was a freaking disco. Upon request to switch the music off, it took 4 people for 90 minutes to do so. The first one did not know how it is done (no controller in the gym as well), the second one asked the 1st person again, the third one said ,music is required for other guest (Btw, I was at that time alone in the gym and everyone who visits a gym today and wants music brings actually his/her own ear buds). Number 4 did finally a fantastic job and switched the sound off... Day 2 in the gym was okay but on day 3 history repeated itself. Another minor detail was that not a single public clock in the hotel was accurate (I am not talking about minutes, it's hours). It looked like they all ran out of battery but just nobody cares... On one occasion we had around 10 p.m. a fire evacuation alarm where the whole hotel was mobilized due someone smoking in a room. Somehow that also never happened to me before in another hotel. Lift was still operational and also the emergency exit marking did not show the fastest way. Coffee capsules in the room got also never replaced and were not even on chargeable base available upon request (except decoffinated). Beside of the mentions above there were some more similar set ups and situations. The Hotel itself has a big potential but needs to bring hospitality alive and needs someone with an overview and not only an SOP executer. At the moment I can't recommend this place.

Excellent staff throughout the hotel. Wonderful breakfast. Great room with a balcony overlooking the river, comfortable bed and spacious room, perfect location 10 minutes from centre of Strasbourg. Quiet and peaceful. Couldn't have been bettered.

The room was fine, the location was the pits. It's far from anything, especially public transportation (though that's not the case according to its website). A lot of construction is going on in the area, so that may not be the case in the future. I tried to find a place outside the hotel to eat. It was hot, I walked quite a ways and found only a McDonalds that was open. It's supposed to be close to the European Parliament, which I didn't find because I didn't know what I was looking for, but across the street from the Palais de la musique et des congrès and down the street from what appears to be a convention center. This is a place where you need to have a car, but I think there's a charge for parking.